stuttgart were hoping that new sporting director thomas hitzlsperger would be the lucky charm against like sick but the home fans were disappointed just six minutes in use of poulsen scoring his eleventh of the season with a whole lot of help from a calamitous took up defense. but in contrast to last weekend's three nil loss they should fight to get back into the game a careless handball from video bomb spotted by the v.a.r. gave stevens the chance to convert from the spot. his first goal since joining on loan in january. at the break hitzlsperger had reason to be hopeful effort and passion were clearly on display in the second half they had the first big chance some shall go ask a c. about thwarted by an excellent peter kulash he saved. instead it was light sick with the luck paulsen pulled his opponent down but was awarded a foul in his favor the resulting free kick converted excellently by muscles a bit to one leipsic with a big helping hand from the referee. around fifteen minutes from full time leipsic sealed the away when you sort of poulsen scoring his fifth brace of the campai

i've seen no end in sight to stuttgart swallows but what about hanover coach thomas dole who took over laid. in january gave supporters a much needed boost last weekend with a win against another of this season's relegation regulars nuremberg now the three points were not enough to drag them out of danger so could they keep the momentum going this weekend against a hof and home side that has european dreams let's take a look. the sun is finally back out in germany and the warmer weather had been does lee get fans in good voice after his heroics off the bench against dortmund last weekend yuliya no goals man rewarded forward belfort deal with a place in the starting line up in just the fourth minute hoffenheim launched a counterattack and a defensive disaster allowed joyland turn to drive through on goal and put hoffenheim ahead i the brazilian six goal of the season out a lot too an unforgivable header from union. but the strike it was ruthless in punishing hanover's creaking defense. if ten minutes later it was two nil. man of the moment bellfield finding the net via the crossbar. the

unthinkable thrusting stuttgart in front with his first goal of the season. two one. but this is still when nothing could. z.z. right now second half sub mario gomez was sent off in the final minute for a second yellow try to capitalize on the unexpected advantage florian either let you know delivering the go punch in stoppage time. to two just when it looked as though stuttgart unbind seal would escape with a desperately needed. it's been a rough run for alex berg and alfredsson both he's been on a cold streak not having scored since november while alex burke hovers just about the drop sound. but the hosts had early luck against mines with a penalty called for santa brought since he sounds about bogus and drilled it home with a lot more confidence than you'd expect from someone in a sixteen scoring drought one delves fifteen minutes later and the fans must have been thinking it was a case of deja vu another mines handball and another finn ball that some penalty taken as calmly as the last two nil hausberg is now eight out of eight on spot carrick's to prove

and on sunday two fixtures braman hosts alex burke in stuttgart travels to two sold door for now let's see how those results of the table byron made it clear to dortmund their hunting dog mean and now they will have to second only showed up in by five points laver coups and wolfsburg swap spots and so to huff and hot and head to berlin in the bottom half of the table nothing much has changed down here shall cust lips one spot down to thirteenth and hand over in nuremberg sua it's pretty tight down here as you can see from eight fifteen to eighteen and it looks like a relegation battle is brewing is that side that side for the bonus they just play of the day as voted for by our followers on twitter and the winner by a slim margin this guy forty one percent of the vote went to buyers own robert live in dog speak not only was this his thirteenth goal this season but it's also his one hundredth count of one hundred at eliott arena that was your play of the day. what a beauty and counting of course because he's goal thirsty as we know eleven dogs he always is now will that would be good eno

behind walls in frankfurt who both moved up in the lower half there was precious little movement stuttgart had over and nuremberg still make up the bottom three they're watching the news from berlin spicer coming up next is groups talk show stay tuned for that or we'll be back at the top of the hour for more international news keep in mind you can always get the latest news and information on our web site that's dot com thanks for joining us. first clue listen to. his grandma. join the ranks on her journey to freedom. you know or interactive documentary.

stuttgart were hoping that new sporting director thomas hitzlsperger would be the lucky charm against like sick but the home fans were disappointed just six minutes in use of poulsen scoring his eleventh of the season with a whole lot of help from a calamitous took up defense. buzzing in contrast to last weekend's three no loss they should fight to get back into the game a careless handball from video obama. botted by the v.a.r. gave stephen soup of the charms to convert from the spot. his first goal since joining on loan in january. at the break his suspect had reason to be hopeful effort and passion were clearly on display in the second half they had the first big chance some tiago ask a c. about thwarted by an excellent pizza goulash he saved. instead it was light sick with the luck paulsen pulled his opponent down but was awarded a foul in his favor the resulting free kick converted accidently by muscles to one like sick with a big helping hand from the referee. around fifteen minutes from full time leipsic sealed the away when you sort of poulsen scoring his fifth brace of the ca

free falling stuttgart had lost nine times since coach marcus vine seal took over and that's included for iraq heading into the match with freiburg and in the big southwest all the the guests took first blood with only four minutes gone when you had a copper is open up put fried in front. but even still got a capable of pulling off a surprise a million open sewers go even the score in the seventy fifth minute. one one. and with seven minutes to go stuttgart watch the ball to daniel the darby the substitute achieved the unthinkable thrusting got in front with his first goal of the season. two one. but this is still when nothing comes easy right now second half sub mario gomez was sent off in the final minute for a second yellow try to capitalize on the unexpected advantage floria needed. delivering the gun punch in stoppage time. to two just when it looked as though stu got on vine seal with escape with a desperately needed when. it's been a rough run for alex berg and alfred finn bogus and he's been on a cold streak not having scored since november while alex burke hovered just about

survival in the bundesliga and the rumble in the relegation zone kicked off on friday night with lowly stuttgart visiting mid table verger braman and the home fans were shocked when stephen slotted in the opener after just two minutes on the clock and prime and supporters have to wait until the stroke of half time for the equaliser i gave the class and hammered home an unstoppable shot one all the final score. of east of there now let's see how the other strugglers fared first up is dusseldorf against bottom of the table nuremberg it's been looking bleak very bleak for nuremberg any hope of survival is diminishing with each passing week lets see if they manage to give their supporters a glimmer of hope i after only four minutes the game was over for nuremberg from a tailless para who saw red for his foul on eco diesel mine the video assistant caught what the cameras missed. but despite being outnumbered nuremberg stayed tight at the back and waited for their chance to counter-attack was khan i hons clearance was too short and edward live and celebrated his first ever been just league goal one me

in the friday game are united six one three nil at hanover while today minds travelled socks and stuttgart is five work you're up to date now on t w news stay tuned for shift that's coming up next after a short break americans team are all of us in berlin thanks for watching. once upon a time there was a young girl with a burning ambition. to become a doctor. i was very curious child and very excited and in love with music and i would go to concerts with my parents and i always. yearned for being on stage with musicians and being part of that magic was difficult for the first. world famous conductor. longer than. my sister. starts feb eighteenth d w. what happens if you watch the movie on a v r headset while speeding down the highway nothing bad if you leave the driving to artificial intelligence but are we ready to do that is it really safe. autonomous driving our topic on today's jim. whenever i look at the car industry's prototypes i always get the us should jump right into this brave new world of innovation the latest developments were unveiled at the recent consumer electronics show o

advance while frankfurt dropped to seventh and in the bottom half there's been absolutely no change stuttgart hannover a nuremberg are still in mortal danger. there watching the news live from berlin don't forget you can get all the latest news and information around the clock on our web site at student news dot com coming up after a short break is deemed abuse of night groups state you. we make up over a week what tons of coffee that and that's it we are on the surface of. the want to shape the continent's future to be part of it and join our youngsters as they share their stories their dreams and their challenges the seventy seven percent platform for africa charge hello and welcome to night groups tonight are so it's full of.

the friday game rb leipzig one three nail it had over while on sunday mind struggled to oxford and stuttgart face freiburg. from football in europe to football in the u.s. one of the most watched annual sports events in the world is kicking off to morrow and atlanta georgia americans will know of course i'm talking about the super bowl the l.a. rams are taking on the new england patriots the patriots star quarterback tom brady is going for a sixth and f.l. championship title but a lot of fans are getting tired of seeing his team in the game seemingly year after year. tom brady and the new england patriots are gunning for their sixth super bowl but it seems not all of the u.s. is behind them in georgia the memory is still painfully fresh of the atlanta falcons super bowl defeat two years ago at the hands of brady and co we have it out i sat on me like. i think they were like yes just like me. i think oh man i'm so sick of the patriots but mainly because they beat us two years ago said quote i would never get over in l.a. most rams fans are content to focus on their own team's chances. the ram

gladbach share the spoils as it hurts of berlin and braman hoffenheim dominated hand over leipsic beat stuttgart force word had their way with months shock and freiburg share of the spoils on friday byron munich squeaked past and monday sees nuremberg take on the league leaders dortmund. you're watching news live from berlin coming up next world stories where we focus on the human angle of events in issues from around the world and don't forget you can get all the latest news and information around the clock on our website as d.w. dot com thanks for joining. our digital more years. for women for internet activists one mission the battle for freedom to commit. against repression.

on friday braman share this bold spoils with stuttgart on sunday hand over free base frankfurt and dortmund host. on monday entertain hoffenheim and. it's not news that when you use a free app like facebook it's not really free you're paying it with your data and your privacy but now report in the wall street journal has revealed that the apps on your phone could be sending your sensitive user data to facebook even if you're not a facebook user and that includes sensitive health data our reporter sacre has is here to talk to us a little bit about it can you tell us broadly which which apps we're talking about here well so the wall street journal did a test of seventy outs and they found that eleven of them was sharing sensitive health dos so sensitive datta with facebook without the knowledge the uses and in some cases even for users who were not on facebook that their information was also shared with facebook and they also found that the seem to be no easy way to turn this function off and the app now i mean it's looking at health apps here you know one example is a heart rate monitor whic

gladbach share the spoils as it hurt of berlin and braman hoffenheim dominated hand over life seek beat stuttgart wellsburg had their way with mines shock and freiburg share the spoils on friday fire nick squeaks past borg and monday sees nuremberg take on the league leaders dortmund at the alpine world championships in sweden skier mikaela shiffrin did the nearly unthinkable on saturday by winning her fourth consecutive slalom world title the american was suffering from a chest infection that left her gasping for breath she had to battle back in the second run after sitting in third persists position following the first leg the wind makes her the first skier in history to win four consecutive world championship golds in a single discipline or you're watching news live from berlin you get all the latest news at our website steve aoki dot com thanks for watching. today don't miss our highlights. program. d.w. dot com following. closely. carefully. to see.

a museum in the german city of stuttgart has repatriated a bible and a whip that belonged to one of namibia's national heroes of the clan in chief hendrik whip who was killed during a rebellion against german colonial rule back in one thousand nine hundred five the maybe and it government will safeguard the artifacts until the chiefs descendants agree on a plan to exhibit. announcer the latest turmoil over bricks it british prime minister to resign may has made a major concession by telling lawmakers that she supports a parliamentary vote to delay britain's exit from the european union may's move comes amid growing fears of economic chaos if britain exits the e.u. as scheduled on march twenty ninth without a deal several government ministers threatened to resign if may didn't offer the possibility of more time. prime minister teresa mayes announcement of a motion to the labor exit is actually the announcement of a series of votes and more votes if parliament rejects the deal she is negotiating with the european union it can vote the next day on whether it endorses a no deal bragg's it and if

action against and there are two games on sunday including to saddam's bottom of the table clash with stuttgart. french artist and writer told me has died in ireland at the age of eighty seven was known for children's books such as the three robbers and also illustrations for grownups he was also a lifelong activists protesting against racial segregation the vietnam war and the election of u.s. president. born in strasbourg had lived in ireland for over forty years as you know. time to talk movies as day three of the berlin wall of the berlin film festival and today the controversy surrounding hollywood star liam neeson took center stage a few days ago in an interview promoting his new revenge thriller cold pursuit liam neeson confessed that he once set out to kill a black man after a friend told him she was raped and said her attacker was black nissan's remarks triggered the widespread condemnation with many calling the actor racist today a burly nala press event cold pursuit director hans fish a mole and an actor stellan stars guard came to me since defense take a listen he's a very honest an

friday game army life saved one three nil at hanover while on sunday minds travel to out spork and stuttgart face freiburg. you're watching news coming to you from berlin stay tuned for a doc film which looks at robots in the workplace that's coming up next after a short break omarion evan steen on for me and on behalf of the entire team in berlin thanks so much for the company. it's time to take one step further and face the cost of. time to search the you know. for the troops. qatar to overcome downturns and to connect. it's time for g.w. . is coming up ahead of me.

meanwhile a stoppage—time equaliser denied 10—man stuttgart their first win since mid—december as theyna sittard 5—0 on sunday to re—establish their five—point lead at the top of the dutch eredivisie. luuk dejong hit a second half hat—trick, this the pick of his three goals. west indies captain jason holder will miss the final test against england after being banned by the international cricket council. the all—rounder will serve a one—match suspension for his side's slow over—rate in their 10—wicket win in the second test in antigua. holder took 4/32 to help bowl england out for 132 in antigua on saturday before west indies sealed victory with two days to spare. a sensational 90 from babar azam still wasn't enough for pakistan to continue their long streak of series wins in t20 cricket as south africa took an unaissable 2—0 lead in their three match series in johannesberg. chasing 189, pakistan were well on track for victory until azam was out off the first ball of the 17th over. it started a collapse in which six wickets fell for 3h runs and the game was gone. earlier david miller to

once the next topic we have on hand backs the pitch twenty was brought to an eventful conclusion by stuttgart and freiburg four minutes in freiburg zanuck harbor scored the open a driving the ball beyond. and into the bottom corner just beyond his physical things went quiet after that so a million of insua never the scores in the seventy fifth minute with this right. then put shook us in front again just eight minutes later and his goal looked to finish freiburg off but need a national school with a fork over game ninety four minutes to tie things up. now with those scores of mine to see what that has done to the table we'll start at the top dormant have a seven point cushion of the two teams will be talking about in just a minute. but let's look at the bottom half the table will be disability disappointment have conceded that lego equalizer a lifeline there for number one hand over because they played for the next week so the real is a real relegation six points are now you've just seen things are tight at the top of the table and i want to listen to one sound bite from chris of calm before

meanwhile on sunday braman will look to return to form against berg and a duesseldorf stuttgart and a key bottom of the table clash. all right movies it's day three of the barely now love the berlin film festival and today the controversy surrounding hollywood star liam neeson took center stage a few days ago in an interview promoting his new revenge thriller called pursuit me nice and confessed that he once set out to kill a black man after a friend told him that she was raped and said her attacker was black these remarks triggered by it spread condemnation with many calling the actor racist and today at a bear the president called pursuit director at a mall and an actor stellan scars guard came to nissan's defense it was. very honest and it's a very decent. grounded man. he's not a racist. i think most people more people should read the articles. or buttered people under their words instead of listening to all of the twitter rocks around it find it frightening to live in a world where you even get punished for what you think but most of all you get punished for what people think you

action against and there's two games on sunday including two starts bottom of the table clash with stuttgart. french artist and writer tommy unger has died in ireland at the age of eighty seven unger was known for children's books such as the three robbers and also illustrations for grown ups he was also a life long activists protesting against racial segregation the vietnam war and the election of u.s. president. rosberg had lived in ireland for over forty years. all right time to talk movies it's day three of the barely knowledge here in berlin and today the controversy surrounding hollywood star liam neeson took center stage a few days ago in an interview promoting his new prevention thriller called pursuit the indecent confess that he once set out to kill a black man after a friend told him that she was raped and said her attacker was black and he says remarks triggered widespread condemnation with many calling the actor racist now today at the bed of bella now a president called pursuit director hans pate a mole and an actor scars guard came to nuisance defense. very honest and this is

meanwhile on sunday bremen will look to return to form against burke and dusseldorf host stuttgart in a key bottom of the table clash just one year after the world's best skiers and skaters gathered in south korea to compete for limpid gold many of the venue's stand empty with arguments mounting over their upkeep the country built six sports centers and a ceremonial stadium for the twenty eighteen winter olympics and renovated six existing facilities at an eye watering cost of eight hundred million dollars. super wrong and bond to be the cute mascots are still here so to the scenic mountain side in artificial snow everything's the same in pyongyang what's new are the disappointments concerns with tourism if a structure and finance for really stage in show business has plummeted he's lost three million euros. who. are expectations were high there were lots of positive developments for the olympic games but in the end best is nothing here that attracts tourism buttonwood home the signal the winter olympics were a flash in the pan seoul thought the market would be booming after the event

the friday game live sic one three nil at hanover while today minds travel to all explorers and stuttgart face freiburg. are up to date now and you don't hear news stay tuned for world stories coming up after a short break in the meantime you can always get more news and information in our website just go to the t w dot com american evans team in berlin for the entire team thanks for the company. curious of. yourself. don't miss our. police. dog.

in the friday game are united six one three nil at hanover while today minds travelled socks and stuttgart. you're up to date now on t w news stay tuned for shift that's coming up next after a short break and marion and steve are all of us in for lent thanks for watching. once upon a time there was a young girl with a burning ambition. to become a conductor. i was very curious child and very excited and in love with music i knew.

topic we have on hand and back to the pitch after twenty was brought to an eventful conclusion by stuttgart and freiburg for minutes in freiburg zanuck have us toward the opener driving the ball beyond. and into the bottom corner just beyond his physical things went quiet after that. never the score was in the seventy fifth minute this right. then puts us in front again just eight minutes later and his goal looked to finish off but florida need a national school of the fourth quarter game ninety four minutes to tie things up. now with us because of my let's see what that has done to the table we'll start at the top dog and have a seven point cushion of the two teams will be talking about in just a minute. but let's look at the bottom half the table will be disability disappointment have conceded that late go equalizer it's a lifeline the phenomena hannover because they play to that next week so the real is a real relegation six pointer now you've just seen things the types of it's off the table i want to listen to one sound bite from chris of calm before we talk about our next topic let's s

bible and whip were likely t taken duringng a raid on his home and somehow wound up in germany's stuttgartuseum. for years, germany has been negotiating unsuccessfully with namibia in an effort to make amends for his -- for its actions during the colonial war. members of an ethnic group had rejected the return of the bible as long as germany refused to pay any reparations. >> it is important not to expect gratitude because after so many years we are finally taking steps to come to terms with our colonial past. >> the village elders decided to take custody of the bible and the whip, even though they do not believe that this is the end of the matter. brent: you may not have noticed it, but there is a new space race -- to be the first to build a new telecom infrastructure in the sky. the first six satellites have just been deployed from a launch site in french guiana. it's part of a new low-cost method to bring internet to even the most remote parts of the world, using satellites which order much -- which orbit much closer to the earth than normal satellites. >> 3, 2, 1 -- and lift off. the s